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Dior Grand Bal False Eyelashes Quick Review & Photos

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Dior Gold Crystals False Eyelashes
Dior Gold Crystals False Eyelashes

Grand Holiday Lashes

Dior Grand Bal False Eyelashes ($28.00/pair) come in two styles with two shades each. The first pair are adorned with either silver or gold crystals, while the second pair has three “pearls” on the outermost portion of the lash in either silver or gold.  Both styles are rather dramatic, as the first pair flares out with a wide, feathery look, while the second style is thicker, heavier-lidded.  These had good flex, bend, and can be trimmed easily.  Dior includes glue with each pair, and the glue didn’t take too long to become tacky, and it held the lash in place well.  I haven’t used these in a real look yet – only played with them on bare lids, so no pictures to share of them being worn at this time (hence, quick review).

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Dior Gold Crystals False Eyelashes
Dior Gold Crystals False Eyelashes

Dior Gold Crystals False Eyelashes
Dior Gold Crystals False Eyelashes

Dior Gold Crystals False Eyelashes
Dior Gold Crystals False Eyelashes

Dior Pearl Drops False Eyelashes
Dior Pearl Drops False Eyelashes

Dior Pearl Drops False Eyelashes
Dior Pearl Drops False Eyelashes

Dior Pearl Drops False Eyelashes
Dior Pearl Drops False Eyelashes

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Liz Avatar
Liz

I thought you were going to review the lashes. I was prepared to be interested, since I don’t think I’ve ever seen you in false lashes. You didn’t even wear them on your wedding day (I too skipped falsies on my big day. They wouldn’t play nice with my birdcage veil).

Christine Avatar
Christine
Light Medium, Neutral, slight yellow undertones. Normal-to-Dry skin. View Christine Full Profile

Though I’ve gotten better, false lashes are nottt my forte at all. I didn’t want to deal with worrying over them for the wedding! I’m also that person who doesn’t like wearing them (and I’m sure, if I wore them all the time, I’d get used to them), because I can feel the band on my skin and the weight of the lashes. I always end up taking them off after an hour or two even when someone else has done a pro job applying them to me!

Liz Avatar
Liz

I hear you, Christine. I find falsies uncomfortable. And they kept getting mashed up with my veil. I ended up just trying to get my natural lashes to look as nice as possible.

Chrissy Kim Avatar
Chrissy Kim

I’m pretty sure that these won’t fit on my small Asian eyes and I’d have a really hard time trimming them. I like the second pair better, but I’d have to cut them from the inner corner and it would probably mess up the shape of the lashes.

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xamyx

You could cut them in 1/2, then snip each side from the “inside”. Cutting false lashes in 1/2 or 1/4 also help in “shaping” the lashes to fit more naturally. Of course, I’d practice first with an old pair (or cheaper ones)…

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